You can do a no-doc loan called a NINA (No Income No Asset).

Again, I cannot speak with authority about your preferred jurisdictions.

How do you go about getting intially signed up with asset managers.

I have insurance on all of them of course -- but I'm wondering if I should be looking into putting them under a corporation - so that if I got sued or something not all of my assets would be vulnerable.I'm not sure ... just asking -- please tell me your opnions!!

The last book deals with lease-purchase agreements and discusses the authors' program of wealth building with them.

I'm sure you'll be a great asset to everyone with all of your knowledge and experience.

This is a huge opportunity for all of us, as Ralph has shared the stage with the likes of Hall of Fame NFL quarterback Joe Montana, General Norman Schwarzkopf, and Rich Dad author Robert Kiyosaki.

Any specific titles or authors?

Andrew, your lawyer was talking about a cost segregation study.It involves identify and separating short life assets from your new property basis and depreciating them separately, thus accelerating depreciation.For example, you can depreciate a 200k property over 27.5 years, ORUsing cost segregation, you determine that you have 20k in 5-year assets within the home(carpet, fridge, AC, etc...)You can depreciate the 20k in assets over the next 5 years and depreciate the 180k for the property over 27.5.

In any case you will need a letter of authorization signed by the homeowner so that you can talk to the lender about the mortgage status.